Attic Insulation and Your Energy Bills
Closed-cell is more expensive, but this investment will pay off in lower energy bills due to the higher R-value per inch.
Attic Fans
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While the specifics will change with each home, the consensus is that attic power fans use more energy than they save.
Chicago Green InsulationInsulating Older Homes
Many older homes have little or no insulation, which leads to drafts and higher energy bills.… Cold rooms in winter and hot rooms in summer.
Chicago Green InsulationThe Experts Guide to Insulating a Metal Building
If you don't properly insulate a metal building, condensation can lead to mold, mildew and rust on the building as well as the contents,
Chicago Green InsulationCan Spray Foam be Applied in Cold Weather?
Find out more about when is it just too cold to apply spray foam and what is required to apply it during cold weather.
Chicago Green InsulationStrategies to Avoid Mold
Chicago has the “perfect storm” for mold and mildew to grow inside buildings and residences. View top strategies to avoid mold in your home.
The Bonus Room Builder Dilemma
Most builders face a complicated balancing act. They need to keep the cost of the home or bonus room affordable, and so they do a minimum amount of insulation
Spray Foam and HVAC Units
Adding spray foam first means you can purchase a smaller HVAC unit, but you need proper ventilation or you will have humidity and mold issues
Chicago Green InsulationSupply Chain Issues with Spray Foam
The disruption in the supply chain due to COVID occurred and it had a chain-reaction type of snowball effect on the spray foam industry.
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